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6. AWS Simple Storage Service (S3)
AWS S3
Storage Classes
Access and Access Policies in Amazon S3
Multipart Upload
Transfer Acceleration
Pre-signed URLs
S3 Versioning
Object Lifecycle Management
S3 Encryption
Event Notifications
S3 Replication
S3 Access Points
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Static Websites
S3 can be used to host static websites.
Cannot use dynamic content such as PHP, .Net etc.
Automatically scales.
You can use a custom domain name with S3 using a Route 53 Alias record.
When using a custom domain name the bucket name must be the same as the domain name.
Can enable redirection for the whole domain, pages, or specific objects.
URL is:
<bucketname>.s3-website-.amazonaws.com.
Requester pays does not work with website endpoints.
Does not support HTTPS/SSL.
Returns an HTML document.
Supports object and bucket level redirects.
Only supports GET and HEAD requests on objects.
Supports publicly readable content only.
To enable website hosting on a bucket, specify:
An Index document (default web page).
Error document (optional).
Difference between endpoints
Difference between endpoints
Key Difference
REST API Endpoint
Website Endpoint
Key Difference
REST API Endpoint
Website Endpoint
Access Control
Supports both public and private content
Supports only publicly readable content
Error message handling
Returns an XML-formatted error response
Returns an HTML document
Redirection support
Not applicable
Supports both object-level and bucket-level redirects
Requests support
Supports all bucket and object operations
Supports only GET and HEAD requests on objects
Responses to GET and HEAD requests at the root of the bucket
Returns a list of the object keys in the bucket
Returns the Index document that is specified in the website configuration
SSL support
Supports SSL connections
Does not support SSL connections
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